Halong Bay

Ha Long Bay is a must see for any visitor to Vietnam. Proudly being recognized twice as a World Heritage Site, Halong features thousands of limestone islands dotting a spectacular seascape. Some middle islets are also home to amazing grottos and pristine beaches with emerald and calm water.

Grab a paddle to go kayaking in the pristine bay or simply take a leisure cruise trip around its magnificent settings. Of course, you can savor Halong splendor within one morning but it is much more fascinating to enjoy a stunning sunset or a starry night on decks of an elegant cruise.

• Bai Tu Long Bay is surrounded with numerous limestone peaks nicely contrasted in its emerald green water. Not as popular as the nearby Ha Long Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay is perfect for those who love to travel off the beaten path.
• Suprising Cave is the finest and largest cave in Ha Long bay. It boasts two large chambers highlighted with fantastic outcrops in shapes of tiger, dragon, elephant and flowers. Once you get out of the cave, the spectacular bay opens immensely around
• Ti Top Island offers a gorgeous half-moon beach for those who wish to relax and swim in the emerald water of Ha Long bay. Climbing to its highest spot, you will be rewarded with fabulous 360 ° panorama of the bay, especially in time of a sunset.
• The beautiful Cat Ba Island is Halong Bay’s largest island. It is rich in nature with limestone mountains, tropical forests, lakes, waterfalls and caves. The island is also home to pristine beaches and small fishing villages.
• Taichi: If you are enthusiastic of mind-body discipline, there is nothing more appealing than to practice the Tai Chi martial art in the splendid settings of Ha Long Bay. Most cruise operators in Halong offer this service as optional part of the tour
• Cat Ba National Park is found right at the west of Ha Long Bay with its 366 limestone islands rising abruptly from the shallow marine waters. The park is well known not only for breathtaking landscapes but also for its significant biodiversity values, thus being recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve.
• Kayak: What's more fun than kayaking to discover the world in your own? And when it leads you to one of the most beautiful natural sites of the world - Ha Long Bay, it's really a worthy experience!

Paddling in the tidal water, you will see a totally different Ha Long, rather than when you are on the boat. You can also go through the ranges of stone and discover the hidden inland seas.